Comments on: Oral Skincare Supplements – Imedeen and Estime IBS

By: Jeslyn

Jeslyn — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 01:02:57 +0000

I’m with ya…Estime really worked well for my skin and plumped it up. I had less zits and my skin was tight. Somehow it seems to have disappeared without explanation and I was forced to go back to Imedeen which doesn’t work as well on my skin and very costly. Does anyone know if the company closed down or went bust or was the product banned by the government? It’s not even available in Singapore.

By: marina

marina — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 02:30:29 +0000

yeah..i noticed too.estime has dissapeared.been hunting everywhere. I first used it several years ago after i had nasty chicken pox at 24 yo.amazingly the scars dissapeared whithin 1 week only.

By: Christine

Christine — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 05:48:03 +0000

I had dry skin. Used estime. Results amazing. Introduce to my friends. same results. Had to use imedeen. Break out of pimples. Very dissapointment. Will someone try to bring in estime again. Please……………………………………………

By: helen from Malaysia

helen from Malaysia — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:50:44 +0000

Yes. Pynocare really works. I can vouch for that. I could see results after taking 3 boxes of 10 day-supply each and after continuous use for 6 months not only pigmentation on my face but on my body faded 80%. Unfortunately, this product is not available in my country for whatever reason for which I can only think of is the fact that it’s quite expensive and new to the market as compared to Imedeen.

By: Cyndibluebell

Cyndibluebell — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 08:56:02 +0000

Hi all, I am one who suffers from skin pigmentation or rather discoloration. I have been hunting up and down for depigmentation product either to be used externally or internally for ages. I have heard about Pynocare but havent tried it yet. However, there is one product that I trust, the name is Progene. I have been taking it and have yet to see results. I have seen my friends who have taken longer period then me, they do look different now. Flawless, fairer and more radiant skin. I believe my continuance with the product will be helpful. I have seen a slight reduction on my pigmentation. So I guess it is at work.

By: Saya

Saya — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 09:07:38 +0000

Hi,
I’ve also taken both brands starting off with Imedeen but I never noticed any ‘glowing’ effects until I switched to Estime which actually worked wonders for my complexion. Unfortunately, I have been looking for it for the last six months and it’s as if Estime has just disappeared from the shelves and I’m wondering if anyone else noticed. I’m doomed if the product doesn’t come back coz I relied so much on it. I’ve been forced to return to Imedeen but my skin looks dull and lacklustre lately and I don’t want to spend any money on a product that doesn’t work for me.

By: Chutima

Chutima — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 12:35:15 +0000

Girls! Even I know Imedeen is expensive, but it’s something you do “for yourself”! It’s impossible to turn back the clock, always better to “maintain”, right? Don’t wanna feel regret and have the common phrase : “I should have done that before “.
Personally I’m take Imedeen coz my mum took it when it first launch back 10 years something ago after her cancer operation and changed of her hormone due to chemotherapy, it’s hard for her to maintain as she felt so sick of taking “tablets”–chemo, drugs, etc…
I’m taking Imedeen right now, can’t see much difference by myself, but people always amazed everytimes when know my real age. That’s the reason I’m still keep taking it eventhough it’s expensive to do so.
hehe

By: Swaps

Swaps — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 21:49:47 +0000

oops what I meant was I take one imedeen a day!!!!!! Got that? One Imedeen a day. Is that enough?